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Tho Verdict Unanimous.

!. , ". D: Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tea;
titles: u can recommend Electric Bittors
as tho very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case, Ona
man took nix bottles and was cured NJ
Rheumatism Of 10 years standing" Ab.s-
nam ma hsre, druggist. Bellville, Ohio, al.
hrms: The best selling medicine I have
ever handled in my 20 years experience,
Is Electric Bitters." Thousands ofothers
have added their testimony, 30 the. Inc
verdict Is unanimous that Electria I,itters
do cure all diseases Of the Lit,;sr, Kidneys
Or Blood; Only half collar q bottle al
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E1.BANKER HARpER went through on
the Columbus express. The corner be
tiuds himself in is much narrower than q
Chicago wheat corner. He has wife,
lust IS the Anarchist murderere had, bui
nobody seems to have thought OF that az
a reason why he should not pay the pen
atty Of his crime. By the way; Harper
was a sort Of Anarchist himself. He se'
himself ngainDt the law Of honesty ant
wrecked his lille.
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Eugene Higgins to Retire.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Dec. 12.-Mr.
Eugene Higgins, Chief Of the Appoint
msnt Division, said to-day that tho report
that he will shortly retire from public ser.
vice is true. He will shortly tender his
resignation to Secretary Fairchild, but has
not yet dxed upon the exact date. He
wanted it distinctly Understood, however,
that his retirement was voluntary.
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ohlca go ana tho Democratic Convention

0hlca so and tho Democratic Convention
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE success Of the
Citizens Committee in bringing to
Chicsgo the Republican National Conyen.
ton has stimulated the members to make
an earnest effort to eecurs for Chicago the
Democratic Convention. Also, rThe
Democratic National Committee Is Il
meet February ed" said Warren LELAND
to-day, "and a committee has already
been appointed to presen. our claims" n
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Dlscourazing Rsports-rwo Years Reg uired
Gst- co Remedy Matters.

H"
G.lzta Co Remedy Matters.
New YonK, Dec. 12.-Reporta received
atthe Metal Exchange to-day regarding the
work Of the fire in the famous Hecls
and Calumet copper minee were Of moat
discoursging r nature. FIRE and flames
are now burs.ing up from all parts
Of the mine, and all hope
OF saving the property is now said to be
given up. A new shaft from $500
to 5000 feet in depth will now
be required to put the ruin in working
order, and this will be pro.
cess requiring two or three years.
1t is esllmated that last years yield
OF the the burning mint wns 45, ,0OO, 900
pounds, something like two.thirds
OF the total yield of the copper mines in
the Lake Superior district. M
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KILLED A BURGLAR,

A Huntin gton Merchant Shoots a Colored
Man who Entered his Store.
HuNrlNaToN, W. Va, Dec. 12.-On
Saturday night Joseph Miller, who keeps
small general store, was awakened by
some one entering the store. He took a
pistol, went down staira and seeing man
entering the window fred, the ball enter.
ing the head Of the burglar, killing him
instantly, He proved tobe colored man
named Isaac More. His companions fed.
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BROTHER ?. L, KIMBERLY 10 "ior Cleve.
land and good markets." So are the
newspapers and msnulacthsrs Of free
trade England. And when We hear good
man talk this way we suspect that he is
ior vood office. 5Agg
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sulclde Of u nnnker,s Vito.

MILwAuxEE, Wis, Dec. ia special
to the Evening lYi.consin. from Racine,
Wis, says that Mrs. W. h. Lathrop, wife
Of the President OF the First National
bank Of that city, drowned herself in the
lake last night. e Z. s4i its ~ 81 3
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time when the ladies were ready to de.
part, whom an informal goodnight was

Mu. Harper proceeded to hotel. In
taking his leave OF reporters, Harper
slated that be did not expect TO be In
prison long and this idea seemed to cheer
him as well % hia vito, neither OF whom
expressed any emotion from the time Of
arrival until they departed for the night.
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Peter Gruler, OF Oil City, is the cham.
pion snake hunter of Pennsylvania, and
he makes good living at it. He captures
live rattlera, copperheads and blacksnakeu
with his naked hands and handles them
with impunity. -
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New Postal Routes,
,f~h IA tbs ToI.ItI1.,.-

Special DLputch to the Inteli0eneeT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 12.-New
postal routes have been established from
Lowesville to Georgetown, daily; and
from Cherry Run to Oakton, semi-weekly.
A. W. Childrsas was to-day designated ns
postmaster at Elmo.
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The presIdent's Recess. Appoin,m ent..

4fu 1oU1Qeutb 1StCohH ztPPUIutIIButUs I
WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 49, The
President to-day sent to the Senate large
number Of nominations. They were
nearly all appointments made during the
recess and In most cascs the nominees are
already in Office. z.
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Qhe Qt,teNfQtttter:.
ONCE, Nos. 70 and ~ Fourtesnth stroot.
BISMARCK has recovered sufficiently to
make II unsafe 10 tread on the tail Of Ger
msuy's coat. ,}n .'@ ',N" S u
THE Presidenls terse and telling message
la, struck blow at American projection
,uch a, naer could have been struck by any
Ere Trade League London Spectator.

EuaEss ulaalSs uays he is going to 60,
but not before he has o good ready on.
This must bo very pleaaing to Pres
ident committed TO administrative re-
form. What q fraud those preteusions
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DUBLIN, Dec. ia news agent named
Ourourke has been sentenced to months
imprisonment at hard labor for selling
copies OF the Cork Herald containg reports
Of the meetings Of the suppressed branches
Of tho League. ''l| : = :
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bismarck Has Rccoycrsd.

BERLIN, Dec. l2.-The disorder with
which Prince Bismarck was troubled was
intestinal collie. Ho has recovered. His
doctors consider tha. rest and c,relul
diet Will DO sufficient precaution to prevent
q relapse. I,W.,0I,-'." -
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PlrrsBuRoH, Dec. l2.-Yesterdsy the
immense manuiac!ory Of the Greenock
Brick and Tile Company, at Greenock, on
the Youghiog heny river, WAS destroyed
by fire. The loss wac $4,000. n
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TAKEN TO THE pENlTENr1ARY.

Alter the scenes in the court room Hsr-
per and his family spent aome time in the
Marshal's Office and then went to the Jail,
where he spent the afternoon in his room
preparing for bis departure. The ped-
ding, his trunk and other property we're
taken out and sent to his house. His
family joined him and be bade them good
byo. Mrs. Harper fingered after the 9th.
ers had departed and her farewell was
spoken with him alone. A moment after
wards abe appeared as unmoyed as ever.
Shortly before o'clock a carriage an-
peared at the jail, into which Harper and
the deputy marshals, kiersted and Cas-
tello, entered and were driven to the
Central passenger depot, passing on the
way his late residence on Fourth
street. There waB smRll gathering
Of people there to see him enter the trsir
but the deputieO avoided the front en-.
trance by going down John street and en-,
tering the depot from the west end. He
WAS placed in pArlor car OF the Midland
train in the smoking compartment and
the curtains drawn. Here Miss Matthews
joined him, accompanied by her father
and her brother. A crowd gathered about
the car and waited until the train moved
out at :O5.c 1t has all been done rapidly.
The trial began two weeks ago tomorrow.
No time was lost in argument; the YER
dict WAS given at 10 :05. the sentence at
1925, and at 4:O5 the great head Of the
once famous Fidelity Bank was on his
w4y to the Ohio penitentiary at Col.
nmbus. f'6 n
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A NAN reasons falsely because he ieala
badly. Purify. the blood by the use ol
Warmers Log Cabin sarBaparilla. l2C
doses 81, 55 f. ~ -5,.4 III. sIIT,'
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Hss, Astor Dead .

NRw Yonx. Dec. l2.-Mrs. John lJacoh
Astor died this evening at s o'clock, s
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FOUND AT LAST,
Tho Body Of William Reed, tho Oil and Iron
tIGEH Isa-' Prospector. -Sl- 5l. G

The Body OF William Roed, tho Oil and Iron
Prospector. lis.
: ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., Dec. 12.-Patrol.
man Aaron B. steelman, Of Life Saving
Station No. %, this beach, discovered a
body at an early honr this morning on
the strand.
It ia supposed to be that Of William
Reed, the eccentric and wealthy oil and
iron prospector Of Pittsburgh, who, with
his mysterious ELECTRICAL diYining rod,
went to Somers' Point IN seroh of buried
wrecks, supposed to contain treasure, and
WAS drowned there from a small skif on
October q. a5.
Coroner Irving bessn an inquest to-day.
It is reported that large reward has been
offered for the recovery OF the body. 4
considerable sum Of money, jewelry and
valuable papers we're found upon the
body. Mr.. Reeds family ct Pittsburgh
have been telegraphed for. ss'i. -.
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nHE BURNING COPPER MINE,

Adjourned until tomorrow.
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A sasi Death.

Mr.. l.. VI. Boyers, the young attorney
who has been sick for several weeks with
typhoid fever, died yesterday afternoon.
His brother, DIR. Boycrs, Of Indiana, who
hiss been his constant attendant for tho
past ten days, left with his remains last
night for Morganstown, W. Va, his former
home, and where his parents still reside.
Mr.. Boycrs had been in Memphis not
quite year, but in that short time he had
formed many warm friendships, and had
established most enyiable reputation a.
Q man Of sterling integrity. lie was
learned in his profession, and young man
al rare attachments in classical and scicn-
Nc lore: and a. was truly said by his pas
Cor. Dr. Mahon, who knew him well, "the
death Of no man who had lived here for 10
short a time, will be heard OF With more
general and profound regret"
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CmAr Heating Stoves at Gabay's
THE LATEST CRAzEi
An old-Fashioned Virginia Reel on
Horseback.

An old-Fashioned Virginia Reel on
Horseback.
Quietly sandwiched between blood
curdling, hair raising deeds in Pawnee
Bills Rocky mountain show, which APP
pears with Sells Brothers circus in Mem
phis, Saturday, November 3, is n refresh
ing little act that catches on finely with the
audiences. -Four stalWart, bronzcd and
dashing cowboys and like number Of
ROSY checked. fair eyed, rugged western
girls participate In the most novel eques-
t..aa display ox;aB;. Mounted on their
swift footed little bronchos. they actually
execute all the mo.... '- II the old-lash-
Toned Virginia reel, 900 Hu-ic furnished by
Bugle Bills cowboy band. The horses
seem 20 enjoy the sport rs much rs their
riders. and, all in ALL 1t is merry and
charming sight. There is n brceziness, a
subtle flavor Of the wild western prairies
about this unique act that is peculiarly
captivating. Already this Virginia Reel
on Horseback has become n fashionable
crnzc, and in many Of the larger cities II is
regularly performed by yotarics Of society
ut lawn parties, picnic and other gath
erings.
This equestrian lance will certainly In
forest society people hcrcabouts.
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THE COMPRESS SUPERINTENDENT.
Aessrs. S. r. Montgomery and John
Johnson Tie on the Vote.

1t is reported that at a meeting Of the
directors OF the compress company yester-
day the question of selecting a superin-
tendent TO I'll the place of Col. ii. A.
Montgomery came up, and could not be
decided by them. Messrs. Napoleon Hill,
j. W. billiard and w. j. Crawford We're
in favor of electing Mr. John Johnson, the
present secretary of the Ph9nix insurance
company, while Messrs. G. y. Hunt, John
W. Falls and w. ID. Bethel favored Mr.
S. Il. Montgomery, the present secretary
of the compress company II is announced
that the matter OF the selection of a
superintendent will be left to the stock
holders to express their preference on
Thursday, the 81 of November
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No 0aO u n Chanccry Court II shelby county
n u. ihiucy ct al ~ Memphis aud Charleston
mllrnat a a.
Iy virtue uf an intctlocuiory dccrce inr ale, en-
tered In the alu,c cause on the ~ day uf July.
ig,7. " n 70 rage ~ will sill nt public auction,
w the highest bidder la irput ut the Clerk aud
MASTER utnra "a the Mniu strvyt cnttanrv ut the
Vvuuhousc ut shelby county, Mcinphis rcnuca-
| scc, on
saturday, the tath hay OF November, 1887.
within LEGAL hauu TIE i,i1R iuE de-. iiiz,i pfpf,-
| etiy, situated IN shelby county. 1run. oNit Lot
~. block a.. aud lots al and a.. biock a. In fou
Pickering
Terms ~ sale=Onc. ihri cfsh balnnrt In cIuai
thasrt executing nuite brHfinE intrrsi ltpn date.
with syyurity. lien utnin,d IN sucurv pnymUnbL
1his Oytohur H. tss7.
Al NcuuwTtI. Cicrk and Master.
~ J. ". nradi,y. u. q. and NJ
VIA. NJ Randolph solicitor
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HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASE ?

uso there h no system Of treatment that oicrs
IN crfiHiuy Of pur' and economy u time and
NONE DE- do the CrulrnA RrNrrfir We viii and
FIVE b. o., sunrpr How " tuu skin Diseases %
parrs 10 Illustrations aud 100 Testimonials, every
one u which rspUais th.s story
lhntr ben 70 iruI DIE suiiCrUr inr year imm die
enss- az thr skin and blood have horu Obliged 10
ehun public pilus hy uuslu Of my disrguunE
lunof.. htyp bod The best physicians have fpgut
fnndr-ls ui duilHr. Hui gui un frllci until usod
thD Ctftfuk NIHIuus which lltu Cufnd mU,
and irli 10y skin rs clear uud bluod m pure o.
ghild'H.
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RLNcpowELI.
Notlce Dol Contrnotorp.

C,rAIrp rRupu- Nts Will ~ RECEIvFD AT
= tIr Office ui thF undersigned until Nondsr.
N4ttfHUff q. Isa, nt o. ui, uf tho fnlluwlua wort
rsIu.rd loo thv erection 81 the Memphis PUBLIC
-.fuHl building
tIiI. Tat uud wrought lr1u work. completed.
On taltau. r1,i lrUa Wufk.
Uh TIu work
sih Slate work
tiH tHfasu.tT work
H.h rH.tuHE.
l.TH I..HfIuH
t'H DiHa| 1ut glazing |NlI4|
II.HH HUI go |nrHtluus can hr ecu aud hlanru
ff bidding viii uv furnished at t'io uica ol n a.
N.H.rr'IruiHr. urhItU,t Cotton EXCHANGE bulI.I
l"H IuFu friday, Oytllsf 18th, Am 10 . pm.
J..T
HIiHHHinry hUud lo The amount II conirnot -
UUHi. Doe rlsht 90 INJECT nny Ut an bids 4 ~
sNUd. A. a. tilfsI4
Acrrtary ttitri III Iiueuflnn
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Strand ON srOLEN.

NtAHEa PROM 1HE UNDERSIGNED, ABOUT
vi four mile uurthWet ~ tumrfyillo Tenn.
rn TurdHY che tsth lutf. ore dark bay wHu
aiuHt \ year ola with imn hil rri m. uo lpil
hind iuui white shows fIIn Ui being No iuai
saId mare D. Dpwual ty bill Hul 90 good condition
ANY information concerning aid man VII a. Nh
Grail, pWnnied. y 4. slaughter. sDu.cNillo, Tcnn,
OF ~ q Slaughter Memphis, Tenn.
illlnI-rr u lH.L
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oovrerp WIN SALT RHEuM.

Cr1tctuA HIyIriH afg ihr Frui'Hl medicine on
earth ilsd thU WUf rIsc ~ -nlt lih'um In This
rgunir,. us fuuiIHr bad 10 twenty yylr, md lu
f,rtdift fniu n lfioyc CuurrrN would have
ssye,i bee llir. MruIus hrCnst and bead VEN GOV.
cred &C. thnnr tHtH. which uutIng fUliuyud ur
rurrd until I u.,I fhn tttitInA NruiNtNr, ius
ternnlly. and ,II.lEA aud ttutJHA SOAR, cK.
NlwAuK. o. Nv. ADAMS
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Distribution BY Wards-Firsi, 1; Second.
1; Third, o; Fourth, .; Fifth, 2; Sixth 2;
Seventh, ., Eighth, 4: Ninth, z, Tenth,
o. City Hospital, g. Still born, 2 White
As. Colorcd, Is. Total, 81.
h. A. WILLIAMSON, NJ d.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
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PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Another Great Convention Soon Il
Meet in This City.

Meet in This City.
The next important convention to as
semble in Memphisis the American health
association, which will meet on the Sth OF
November. Another meeting of the com
mittee Of arrangements is called for Tues
day evening, in the Merchants exchange
chamber and full attendance is very es-
sential. Steps must be taken to raise
funds whercwith to entertain the visiting
delegates, and q committee will be APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions 1t is ex-
pected that ut least 2jO members will be
in attendance, some Of them leaders in the
world of science.
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HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW,

Tconmofrcd ~ usp yonr crucruA Er,unfrs
iast Iuiv Ms bead and inrO and some uHrs ni my
b0lyNerc nlnnst raw. Ny hrud was covered with
Ioabs anal sius. and nay fuh'fiuR Wa isafiul I
had tfIrd everything hHd hcari ~ ln The east aud
wet ~ cl-,i va. ruusllHrd very bad one
have nov not particle "a -ain nuugr about me,
and ms rnsp h. considered Wuulr rful.
ptgtrtn. Mi,u. Mr. b. 4. WiiirTLE
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Ordnr OF Publication.

No tG5s. " u. In the ChAuoery Count IL shelby
county, tenn u. &. hlack q AL Va lseubcn
thvfhufur.
II appearing from the hlil which i sworn 10 In
ihs rausr that the defendant Reuben ShUrbuue.
a afcsidrut 1T the state " Massachusetts and
non. usidynt ul the State ui Ivnntusrc
n L. thrp'tuTv uriuf,d that he make bis appear.
hnpp hpfptu nt The court huusu II shelby county,
Ia the city OF Memphis now Taxing District 81
shelby uuunty. tpuu.. On the INT Monday In To-
rvmipr tit9. nnd plead. answer OF dsnuf 10 CONS
painant's hiil. ~ thv sans viii b. Aken ior con-
le.s,i NJ a. him aud - iur hearing pafie. aud
that n cops of thls utdgr h. publishcl once week
iuf hour sncrc-.ivu weeks In The Memphis Appeal.
This nth day ~ October. issl
A true CupJ Attest -.
r. l. MCDOWELL,
clerk and Master.
nnT D CAInnIl. nrnnIy rl.Ik and Ma.eI.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will he charged at
rite of lSc for two lines one Insertion two inser-
lions, 25c; one week Soc
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Teams Wanted.

~ god tsamr good work In soOd material
~ nv IooR MCGOWAN a Co.
NHnIay. OF 60
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nuaNIss ootITar-.
LAW SCHOOLS

NrTlloN's ntstNTss coLfTuE 81 n coRNgp
~ Reo1nd nud Monroe. Bet paifunJed busl.
- cnllege ln ills glly.
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NIUtT=TUOV ONNEliN pIt'1sIs tNCHEtr
nj "a. On lirHff sif,oi. lasi SUNDAY ntht SPIT
~ Igl. ono hoy mote mule. Do h1uds hIfh Hni Z
year ola lrii tore lrg slilhiIy tun.s ln~sl nnl 70
fHIaW MART urHF flH tnra. name reached. rltun.
Hbin fHmnrd iuf recovery Hud utufu W iuhbius.
Tf|fI YHri loo NHfih Memphis
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400 GLADSTONE sIrTIH DOG. ABOUT o
| J wears ola. hiIfk nnI white marks. nn.Ntr To-
tIr mamie of "rhuf' Return ~ hli \. = hlNlliu
So OIL, NHunr tirUt and rri GOO f.tlfi.
NNrNuE TiiuEsTUN ACID N NrAiu
w small for arr. NrrL lFht hIir blue rfuH
Ur.IHul .emy ruaL blue fhlu waist dark Knee
uIutI dark blue uih0d stuf iIrr, button th0rs aud
IIIfL f.uth hat In humn uffuI.f ilr aHluul
md has NOT isCU frru OT hHui ul .lror. Any in.
formation ~ D. o. whereabouts III D. lll ulIf nt
WHuiHi hy hia fihrr. o. A. 1hHrsiun. M'WpII..,
Tenn KlHH ,.iy aud Nru ur'urm plF'r viii
fHtufhY tHUHIuE
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Rnntnrn RndlcnllY Curod

without che rsc Of thr knife or hindcmncc 10 busl
rG.s by thO r1u Tnd uuHi fud our new trtatmcna
INdrtElU aud Nur.ruCgie pgrmnuCnuy Curu.I.
tHI#HH NU.d t1 males uf iUu.alcs aud nlllsiactIou
rIHuufrtd Call 90 nldres
NuUiE n. H.
l. Ut. Fa.tf - MnuuhIa T.....
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No Csso q T. H. the thancrry Count II shelby
cuuuty rrnn. n A. llOllcnbsU q al. W John
4 liullruhsy
itupTehf.ug ifom the blil which Il sworn 10 In
thls cnnsU that the deicnhant John e. llnllcnbcrx.
is fc,iisui ~ Nan lransi,cu. Cal, anda nOnre<k
dent ui the State ui Tunnp~cc.
N q therefore nuicusd that he make nj. nppen&
ahrr hsfrln NJ tho cuuft, houso II Shelby cufufy,
10 the city ~ Memphis, nov Taxing District 81
shabby county, 1Cuu., on the tint Monday In Do
rpmhUf ~, aud plead, answer or dcmuf 10 COM
plainants hill. or The fatnn Will be taken ior con
lsssrd ~ a. him and sct inf hearing en- pafe. a.
that copy 81 tiis order hc published pnec wq(
iuf iuuf surucssi,r weeks In tho Memphis AppsII
This pih day ~ o,tuhsf, iss1.
true Copy-AttcsL
RL MCDOWELL.
Clerk aud Master.
nyT n CttnwTft, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Nurgn a Mcfarland, solicitOu iOr Complain
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Nntlna.

Resolution ras.l at lat rKuaf nesting, orI1r|
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TOILET OR FOR SALE.
TOILET OR LEASE.

NEW COTrAGI:--NEAR DUMMY LINE MOLE
~ mow avenue. Apply to d. NJ scales ~ Mad
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NIEMPIlis LAW SCHOOL. - sECQgD NJ
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| Bmdlcy Plantation In Crittcnden county ARK
un Mississippi river, Il miles above Memphis anu
near Chrktnu milnbnd stations 2h ncloS ~ cull-
walton nboyc overflow Good residence, out houses,
cabins stables aud fences; steam gin
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Mortuary Report,

For the week ending Saturday, October 20
1887, at 6 o'clock pm:
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